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Menstrual masking,” a viral trend where people apply period blood to their face for skincare, has horrified the internet. Dermatologists warn the DIY practice is unsafe, unsterile, and ineffective, ...

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Menstrual masking, applying period blood to the face, is trending online, but scientists warn it may do more harm than good. Experts explain the real risks, infection concerns, and why menstrual blood ...

The bizarre TikTok ‘menstrual mask’ trend is going viral as influencers apply period blood to their faces for glowing skin.

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A new viral trend of applying period blood on your face, also known as 'menstrual masking' has taken the social media by storm. Called menstrual masking, the DIY ritual involves swiping your own ...

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This trend encourages women to use menstrual blood as a DIY face mask, but dermatologists warn it carries serious infection ...